Night watch and radio check
Kevin and Jenny are in the kitchen of the keeper's cottage. The wind is steady from the northeast, driving rain against the windows. The generator hums outside. Kevin keys the shortwave at 0700 to raise the supply boat for a firm ETA and sea state forecast. Jenny tends the stove, the kettle steaming.
Kevin tried the shortwave on 4125 kHz at 1300 and raised the supply boat, confirming arrival in six days with a forecast of building seas and squalls. Jenny finished her sea beet sketch and examined the aerial insulator, finding the crack has lengthened under the tape.
Nothing on 2182. I'll try 4125 at thirteen hundred.
Set the mic back in its clip, pour coffee from the kettle into the enamel mug, and lean against the counter watching the steam rise.
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Check the barometer again before lunch. It looks lower out there than the dial says.
pick up the pencil and finish the sketch of the sea much salt
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I'll check it.
Tap the barometer glass with a knuckle, read the needle at 984, and set the mug down on the table beside her sketchbook.
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Jenny — trace the edge of the sea much leaf in the notebook, noting the salt
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.